If market sentiment means that dividends need to change then they will. They do not need to review this in 12 months time, they can choose to review in 4,5...whenever they feel is necessary.

Conditions change.

@BMCG

Long term, they are better than in the short term. If anything, i expect GK prices to be stagnant and maybe even drop before it finally kicks in next season.

@kristiang85

Indeed, Mendy and Rajkovic in particular.

@chaps1988

Save i'm guessing means he's caught the ball and prevented it going back into play.

Whereas blocked shot is a standard save outwards, pushing the ball back into or out of play

Below, i've sorted by most games played by the Goalkeepers. Keep an eye on those who have scored very good PB averages( 90+) and have also notched up significant playing time.

This is where the value is, there are 10 or so in this combined list which really stand out for me. Happy shopping!

@Marksandygill

This is a good point. Introduction of GKs into matrix may harm the porfolios now, but it further entices new users onto the platform as months go by.

NASDAQ and a fully functioning order book system all play a role in that £1bn market cap.

Way more to it than just increasing dividend payouts, which by the way, they have.

Following this announcement, I've seen mostly negativity surrounding it.

I,like a minority, expected not too much from it. When I was seeing cries of 100% and rockets being thrown around, I knew that there would be disappointment.

Many can be short sighted. During a global pandemic, where people have lost jobs and lives, businesses have collapsed, Football Index has shone a light amongst the darkness. 5 place media payouts for over 6 weeks and extension of goal posts helped keep cash flowing in when nothing was moving, anywhere.

Other betting companies, completely idle. What many of you may not understand, is that Football Index is a business, not a free money button. So to expect something which YOU want, and be threatening to leave when it's not gone your way, is not going to pay you any dividends.

For over 2 years now, I've seen great changes, and disappointing changes to the market. But in the end, over time, better things led on from each turning point.

Take a deep breath and reflect on how you view not just this spectacular product we have, but on your ability to stick with it. Because this is a long road we have, and a fruitful one I believe for those who remain proactive, and not reactive.

@Chap

Who gives a f*CK about GKs? Well, now you should.

There was no reason for them to be exempt from having their own category.

@NewUser607503

What's you overpaying on GKs got to do with the announcement?